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SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER-HER ALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1985 School "P* A ni 11c kpot Top spellers announced at Montini Middle JL ldll JL l3 JL IO UCl3 I Montini Middle School divisions: a fourth and fifth Kunzer was the winner. The top students at McHenry Community High School East Campus were named to the second quarter honor roll. SENIOR 4.0--Mark DesBiens, Renee Dowe, Jeffrey Gealow, Melanie McWilliams and Rlainp Robbins. 3.5--John Bolger, Pamela Bradley, Anne Bruli, , Yvonne Keller, Laura Dworniczek, Rodney Hunt, Ken Klapperich, Steven Law, R Jennifer Peterson, Kerry Porter, Natalie Rudman, Renee Mercure, Brian Smith, Carol Snyder, Gary Strom, Douglas Suchomski, Mary Sweetwood, Lydia Taylor, Paul Westphal and Thomas Wynveen. 3.0--Mary Adams, Christine Bassi, Sara Bird, Scott Bowman, Susa% 4tykowski, Christopher Byron, April Chambers, Richard Dobbertin, Sheryl Groer, Brenda Hall, Amy Hivon, Susan Hoover, Kirk Johnson, Craig Karczynski, Denise Lauten, Kathleen Miller, Gary Morowski, Mary Nierman, Ronnie Obara, Kimberly Petersen, Andrew Peterson, Carrie Pierce, Archie Read, Kimberly Sherri Trizinski, Richard Zellent. SOPHOMORE 4.0-Robert Finkbeiner, Stacey Hudjera, Betty Lee, Tony Schmitt. 3.5-Marion Arneson, Heather Brown, Candace Calcese, James Kane, Deanna Ransdell, Gre; Schoen, Nicole Sheridan, Peter Stumpf, Taylor, Chris VanDeWege. 3.0-Erika Bublitz, Brian Carlson, Edward Coats, Ivan Cvitkovic, Mark Delamatter, Brian DesBiens, Pamela Fritz, Jody Goben, Brian Hess, Dianna Hill, Julie Hill, Deborah Holtz, Scott Jacobson, Montini Middle School students participated in the annual spelling bee, held Feb. 21. Six students from each grade level competed, having been selected from spelldowns in their classrooms. The student body was divided into two Candy drive to help students at Schiera, Duane Shannon, Christopher Smith, "larie w i _idy \ William Weyde, Lori Willemarck and Kristin Wolff! , istophe Michael Stasiak, Marie Stumpf, Dori Lorelei Wagner, Randy Weidemann, Todd i Tigwell, dd Weiler, JUNIOR 4.0-Michelle Landis, Karen Mullen and Michele Schwanke. 3.5--Amy Adams, Karyn Althoff, Diane An- zinger, Elizabeth Becker, William Cameron, Cory Carani, Kristine Carlson, Erin Conway, Janie Guzman, Karla Koivisto, Patrick Miller, Vicki Moravec, Denise Ozyuk, Michael Schultz, Thomas Wrona. 3.0-Erik Anderson, Brian Beardsley, Christopher Brown, Kim Coats, Robert Connor, Heidi Delp, Susan Filler, Laura Kadolph, Kevin Kolba, Robyn Mercure, Kathleen Miller, Christopher Mumma, Philip Pace, Chad Peterson, Melissa Rhode, Brian Strand, Maria Swiatek, Prairie Grove sets benefit Craig Knutilla, Michael Lang, Michelle Mauer, Marian Central David Mohnen, Dylan Oleary, Mark Olson, Katie ^ . „ . „ , Prust, 'Eugene Raven, Joseph Roeder, Mary ' Lend A Hand For Student ~ ~ Aid" is the title of the candy drive at Marian Central Catholic High School. Each year Marian Central students reach out to help their fellow students and students seeking entry to Marian as freshmen by selling chocolate candy to raise funds for financial assistance. "The proceeds from this year's chocolate drive will be placed in a special Financial Aid Fund", says Dr. Bob O'Mara, assistant principal, "to be drawn upon by students to reduce the cost of their tuition. Futhermore, it is our goal to provide the opportunity of a Catholic high school education for all interested students in the McHenry County area." The candy drive began March 1 and runs through March 18. The goal for the drive is $16,470. Schultz, Jill Schwebke, Susan Sharp, Mary Sieverin, Jeffrey Simek, Laura Siok, Dana Smith, Jennifer Steuben, Aleen Walsh. FRESHMAN 4.0-Julie Carlsten, Erinn Carani, David Gealow, Joanne Miller, Lisa Ryan, Denise Stasiak, Teresa Swiatek, Amy Vacula, Heather Wakitsch, Sonja Youngwith. 3.5-Shannon Brown, Renee Busche, Kelly Covalt, Kristy Cullison, Scott Diehl, Anthony Einweck, Ross Lamotta, Diane Lauten, Lee Lock- wood, Brian Nemtusak, Julie Stumpf, Vanessa Urban, Susan Vacula, Kimberly Weyde, Dawn Zabielski. 3.0-Robert Acred, Bruce Biggs, Guy Bloomfield, Russ Boelkow, Roberta Coleman, Tom Cuzman, Tim Delamatter, Angela Dennis, Robert Didier, David Dillman, Zella Duke, Richard Gabor, Jen­ nifer Gerstad, James Hayes, Wendy Johnson, Jennifer Klatt, Kathy Lanphier, Lisa Miller, Stacy Miller, Trudy Milstein, Angela Molina, David Mucciante, Amy Nystrom, Angela Orin, Ricky Pankiewicz, Sherry Panvino, Joyce Phelps, Kelly Rossmann, Christopher Schmitt, Christopher Smith, Tamara Sornson, Christian Stougnton, Thomas Sweetwood, Robert Volck. Prairie Grove School will host its annual smorgasbord, Sun­ day, March 10, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tliis year's theme is "A picnic in the country." The school's jazz band will provide entertainment and balloons will be on sale for children. Tickets are $4.25 (adults), $3.25 (seniors), and $2.25 (children age 6-12. Children under six can get in for free. There is a 75 cent charge for tickets purchased at the door and all proceeds go to the school. For advanced tickets or in­ formation contact Tish Gurrie at (312) 639-0269. r Wanted 4 0 Lucky Homes To introduce this new miracle space-age product never before Men in the North­ ern Illinois area, the first 10 homeowners responding to this ad will have their homes insulated and resided at half price. The size or type of your home is not ACRYLIUM® SHAKE siding HEALTHTRENDS, LTD. 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City plea­ sures have a pleasing price. Reservations at least 24 hours in advance: 414-271-7250. Outside Wisconsin. 1-800-558-7708. Basketball, Beethoven, drama or dancing, Milwaukee has it all. And a weekend at the Pfister puts it all at your doorstep. Blocks from the Art Museum and the Performing Arts Center, the Pfister has a number of its own prime attractions. 4-star dining. Sophisticated nightlife. And a grand elegance untouched by time. Weekends at the Pfister. Everything's remarkable but the bill. Reservations at least 24 hours in advance: 414- 273-8222. Inside Wisconsin, 1-800-472-4403. Outside Wisconsin, 1-800-558-8222. divisions: a fourth and fifth grade division and a sixth, seventh and eighth grade division., Sharon Semrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Semrow Jr., won the fourth and fifth grade division. Brent Malenius was runner-up. Other contestants included Sonja Ketchumv Shannon Cajthaml, Matt Sorensen, Todd Dzike, Jason Swietlik, Brett Newkirk, Matt Smulski, Brian Wigman, Dana Marski and Christopher Voight. Miss Semrow will receive a cash prize from the student council. In the sixth, seventh and eighth grade competition, Kim Kunzer was the winner. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kunzer. Shawn Ket- chum was named runner-up. Other contestants in this division included: Kristine Martinez, Joyce Koleno, Jessica Busch, Theresa Pigoni, Christopher Novak, Jessica Morrissey, Joel Cejka, Christopher Nelson, Janine Bakotic, Paul Wember, Kim Wallace, Danielle White, Craig McGrath, Mike Hettermann, Randy Rehberg and Jennifer Gibson. Miss Kunzer will also receive a cash prize and will represent Montini at the sectional spelling bee at McHenry Junior High School on March 6. Custom Sale! 1 1 1 j l i s : 1 1 1 ! I: < 1 i '/ '/ •/ " I I i I '> 4 I 30% to 35% off "Our Designer Choice" Collection. 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